Observe Infection control measures. Use gloves in inserting a cannula into the patient.
Reassure the patient with a soothing tone, educating the patient, keeping needles out of sight until the last minute before use, and use of topical anesthetics can help manage needle phobia.Ĥ. Symptoms include tachycardia and hypertension before insertion. On insertion bradycardia and a drop in blood pressure occurs with signs and symptoms of pallor, diaphoresis, and syncope. Needle phobia is a response as a result of previous IV insertions. The patient will be encouraged by your confidence and you too, of course.ģ. Believe in yourself and reassure the patient you know what you’re doing. Ensure the patient is comfortable and sufficiently warm to prevent vasoconstriction.Ģ.
Allay anxiety by explaining the procedure to the patient and determine the patient’s history with IV therapy. You and your patient should be composed as a nervous and rushed procedure will likely result in failure. Hitting the bullseye on one try will depend on the nurse’s preparation and skill. Preliminary IV therapy tips and tricks on how to start an IV:ġ. IV Therapy Tips and Special Considerations.Insertion of the Intravenous (IV) Catheter.
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